Papa Cass checks in on this Tuesday morning with his thoughts on the moves made yesterday by the Browns and the Cavaliers. Cassano argues that Ferry made a great move in waiting out Gooden and his agent, and that Savage panicked in dealing the talented Suggs now, when he could have yielded more (or a center) a month from now.

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Well, Lee Suggs is once again a Cleveland Brown. Suggs failed his physical in New York today, and the deal with the J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets has been renigged, sending cornerback Derrick Strait back to the Big Apple. I swear, Suggs could get hurt playing football on the Playstation. And now he's our problem again, with his trade value destroyed.

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Ending weeks of speculation that he may be moved, the Browns dealt perpetual tease Lee Suggs to the New York Jets today for 2003 Thorpe and Nagurski winner Derrick Strait, a cornerback out of Oklahoma. Strait becomes the third former Sooner to join the teams secondary, and will compete with former college teammate Antonio Perkins for the corner spot opposite Leigh Bodden in the absence of the injured Daylon McCutcheon and Gary Baxter.

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In the first installment of what will be a Monday morning staple on The Blurbs during the regular season, Papa Cass unleashes his first edition of "The Morning After". Cassano takes a comprehensive look at the Browns first preseason game against the Eagles, pointing out the high points and the low points in this review of Thursday nights game.

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